dry sump lubrication

I am conducting an increasingly tenuous relationship with my memory these days and it has suddenly butted in to tell me that the pipe-smoking passenger I referred to earlier was in fact in an early Silver Ghost Rolls Royce, not a Bentley as I said. Never mind, both of us agree that in the very early days of electrically operated windows he did a little cartoon depicting a lady inside a new car using her lipstick to write on the inside of the windscreen in a way that could be read from outside the car: "Help! There has been a blue flash and now my doors and windows won't open"

Ron Robinson

Don't be afraid of it, you should be able to feel what is going on through the gear lever, but it helps to get the revs right.

Yes. But you'll find it lightens up once you start moving. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't notice the size of the beast after a bit. All the best big cars drive like small ones - well in your case maybe just a bit smaller.

You're not alone.

What is the history of the car by the way? It must have some...

Ron Robinson

Richard Polhill ( snipped-for-privacy@polhill.vispa.invalid) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

It's a third option... I was making the assumption that Jim wouldn't be so idle as not to bother checking Amazon and seeing all the used copies for sale there but no new copies...